Pulping characteristics of eucalyptus saligna/grandis growing in Uganda

Pulping characteristics of eucalyptus saligna/grandis growing in Uganda

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	PALMER
Other Authors:	Gibbs (John Albert) , 1940-
Format:	Book
Published:	London : Tropical Development and Research Institute , 1984
Series:	Tropical Development and Research Institute; L68
Subjects:	Eucalyptus grandis > Uganda Eucalyptus saligna > Uganda Pulpwood > Uganda

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